Anarchy: Day Trading for Rebels

What if you could sit down with an experienced trader and ask them exactly what they would do if they had to start the learning process over again? Today, Levi & Jordan share their day trading story, and begin a 3 part series, where they share their top advice for beginner traders.

Do you ever wish you could day trade like Mozart played piano? Learn how the topics of teachers/mentors, practice, and repetition can be applied to help you on your trading journey.

Do you ever wish that you could day trade like Phil Ivey plays poker? Today, Levi & Jordan look at the many similarities between what makes a successful day trader and what makes a seasoned poker professional, and how you can apply these lessons to make more money on the markets.

Do you wish you could trade like Tiger Woods can golf? Levi & Jordan draw comparisons between trading and golf, to help give concrete lessons to apply to the very murky world of trading.

Have you ever heard the advice to paper trade while learning? Jordan & Levi challenge that idea, and give their preferred way of learning with real stakes: prop firms.

Protect your capital. You've heard it before. But how? What guardrails and rules can you set up to protect yourself and your money? In this episode, Levi & Jordan explore what rules you should have, and what rules you should NOT have when becoming a successful trader.

Levi talks about one of the most critical tools needed to progress in trading, and how it is often over-complicated by today's trading gurus.

What is the best strategy for making money day trading? If you've ever tried to chase down a better strategy after losing money on the markets, this episode is for you.

Day trading is not a physical activity... it's a mental one. Every day trader has gone through the torment of successfully paper trading, and then immediately racking up losses the second they trade real money. Levi & Jordan explain why this is, how fear impacts your trading, and how to overcome the psychological hurdles that will come your way.

You've heard it a million times: beginners should start trading on higher timeframes such as the 1hr, 4hr, or even daily. The brothers challenge this idea, and give the reasons why they believe a critical part of the learning process is hampered when only trading on higher timeframes.